Tondemo Senshi Muteking (TV)
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Director: Seitarô Hara Music: Koba Hayashi Original creator: Tatsuo Yoshida Character Design: Yoshitaka Amano Art director: Kikuko Tada Animation director: Shizuo Kawai Planning: | Backgrounds: Broadcaster: Fuji TV Development: Imagica In-Between Animation: Paint: Photography: Production: Tatsunoko Sound Effects: Anime Sound Production | |||||||
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Francette Vernillat as Mick / Rolling Star (VHS ; eps 1-3) Albert Augier as Francette Vernillat as Judith la rousse (VHS ; eps 1-3) Francis Lax as Ignace (VHS ; eps 1-3) Philippe Dumat as Séverine Morisot as | ||||||||
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| (none) | Anna Teresa Eugeni as Toka-Jetter Antonella Baldini as Miki Corrado Conforti as Horokuru Dario De Grassi as Disco-Toke Elio Pandolfi as Intermezzio Fabrizia Castagnoli as Sorella di Johnny Gastone Pescucci as Takoro Laura Boccanera as Takomi Oliviero Dinelli as Sonny Oreste Baldini as Lin/Muteking Riccardo Garrone as Takosaku Riccardo Rossi as Roberto Del Giudice as Nubon Susanna Fassetta as Sorella di Johnny Willy Moser as | |||||||
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